ゴルフ・吉田優利、米女子ツアーで初優勝

Welcome to Japanese Daily News. I'm Maya. Today is October twenty-fifth. A Japanese golfer just won her first title on the American tour. Let's listen.

Now let's go through it slowly.

A women's golf tour event from America was held in South Korea.

It means a tournament or competition.

Japan's Yuri Yoshida won the tournament.

It means winning first place.

It is her first win on the American tour.

It means for the first time.

Yoshida is twenty-six, and this is her third year on the American tour.

It means the third year.

On the final day, she started in second place, four strokes behind the leader.

It means the final day.

It was raining that day, and play took a long time.

It means a match or a game.

On the second hole, she made an eagle.

She kept making birdies and took first place in the front nine.

It means the first half.

The back nine had some tough moments, but she made a birdie on the seventeenth.

It means the second half.

It means a scene or a moment.

She finished at seventeen under par and won by one stroke.

It means total.

The prize money is about fifty-five million yen.

It means prize money.

After the round, fellow players celebrated by pouring champagne on her.

It means friends or fellow members.

It means a celebration.

She said she was happy to make a good birdie on the seventeenth.

Then she thanked the fans for cheering her on.

It means cheering or support.

It means gratitude.

Let's listen to the whole story again.

Quiz time.

In South Korea.

Four strokes.

About fifty-five million yen.

That's all for this evening. Thanks for listening. See you next time.